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Roland tech manual I have that one, send me a pm and note which printer you have

Easy We have a generic one on our site if you are willing to trim it down to fit your printer www.solventinkjet.com Pm me your email address and I will send you the tech manual so you can see what is involved.

xc-540 just sent it

Roland tech manual Shoot me your email

Pump up The back yard mechanic way is to disconnect the lines from the cap tops to the pump. You then can let it do its pumping without burning ink or cleaning fluids

Jv33 It is still a good value. It uses the DX5 print head which is a very durable head. It has on board cleaning carts which no one else has. Easy to change cap top and a good RIP. Only thing I would change is the pumps, but they are easy to change and don't cost much.

Vs640 I have the VS640 i will send you

Call Roland There is a way to get out of that, try calling an experienced Roland tech.

Eco inks I sell printers, Mimaki, Mutoh, Roland Of those three the Mimaki SS21 inks are more scratch resistant. As for UV durability each manufacturer will offer you that info.

pump make sure your pump is pulling ink down

Roland service Give us a call 303-733-6671

Parting out an HP 9000. I have everything but the main board. Heads have been removed and bagged. Call for prices. Robert 303-733-667

Roland tech Yup, send me your email and mention which one you need

Cables Take a close look at the contacts on the cables. They are only rated to be removed a few times before they fail. Get new cables before you fry your main board

Take up system The heavy duty take up requires extra training from Mutoh before they will allow the dealer to install. What is very important is that the take up roll is parallel to the feed rollers. PM me and I will explain how to check it

That printer Are there ink cartridges installed in it. if there are it would point to the unit not being flushed. Lots involved in this, send me a pm.

Main board is it a fuse issue? They can be repaired.

Self cleaning That is Roland's way to thank you for not buying their ink. You need to get some better chips to make the printer think you have Roland inks.

24" Mimaki makes a 24" printer cutter, list price is 11,995. all the features of the CJV30 series, just not as wide.

Chips Never tried it but the SS2 are for the JV3 and I doubt the JV33 will read the chips, maybe he was thinking SS21. I'll see what the tech manual says.